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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1914
Page
5
A Marion Indiana reader describes severe eczema on hands improving after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. The letter claims rapid relief from itching cracking and swelling and notes samples are available on request from Cuticura Department T.
Amick addresses Dough County voters outlining his view of criminal justice reform and a shift toward uplifting influence over punishment. He argues for continued productivity, not idle time in jail, and stresses personal integrity, public service, and fiscal prudence.
Local discussion centers on Horan Brooker serving as county clerk for two years and his supporters arguing the county functions as a business. Proponents say his experience and continued service benefit efficiency and stability, while critics fear political influence.
Democratic nominee William H Hobbs of Baldwin garners broad backing from county leaders across parties. His four decades in business and five years as a county bookkeeper underlie expectations he will bring stability and proven financial judgment to the treasurer’s office.
A fragment claims England eats over 150 million eggs weekly with hens producing two to three ounce eggs. It notes vast farm supplies and limited backyard production, sparking questions about distribution to markets and farmer realities in a London era discussion.
A reader from Memphis extols Cardui as uniquely effective after years of ill health. The testimonial claims the tonic restores appetite and strength, noting half a century of success and public approval. Other tonics allegedly fail to match its ingredients and results.
An old advertisement fragment touts a kidney remedy promising cures for various ailments. It references Dr Lawrence Béagle and a testimonial from Topeka, urging readers not to delay treatment. The text lists sponsors Foster-Milburn Co and a local distributor, with vague claims of “remedy” pills and related products.
Fragmentary narration recalls a young man mentioning Andrew Carnegie, noting a supposedly inspired millionaire who appeared affable yet commonplace. The piece hints at a train journey and a casual exchange but offers no solid actions or verifiable events.
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